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A Restudy of the Ingletonian Series of Yorkshire1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 May 2009

G. P. Leedal  and
G. P. L. Walker
G. P. Leedal
Affiliation:
(Department of Geology, University of Leeds)
G. P. L. Walker
Affiliation:
(Department of Geology, University of Leeds)
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Abstract

A description of the Ingletonian Series is given, with special reference to the sedimentary structures which occur and their use in determining the nature of the folding of the beds; this is shown to be isoclinal. The age of the series is discussed, and it is considered to be in all probability Pre-Cambrian.

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Geological Magazine , Volume 87 , Issue 1 , February 1950 , pp. 57 - 66
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1950

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Footnotes

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Since this paper was written we have learnt that Dr. G. Bond has been working on the Ingletonian and has reached conclusions similar to our own. He has kindly withdrawn his claims in our favour.

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